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It's Hard to Distinguish Friend from Foe: a History of Cold War Spies
Sha Qingqing
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[Spy War + Cold War Crisis + Great Power Game + Caotai Team] Douban score 8.7, The double life of a hilarious spy, a true history that is more bizarre than fiction. In 1987, a best-selling book called "The Man Who Caught a Spy" was banned by the British government. The reason was that the book was so true that it violated confidentiality requirements; Cambridge University walked away from the Soviet spy "Group of Five", and the British aristocrats became the pillars of the KGB; worried about the
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